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    Quote Originally Posted by snowflake View Post
    Totally agree with you.. I have had tiems where the tears fall immediately just as you have....

    But it worries me that you cry everytime ineedneedles.. it makes me wonder if it goes deeper then that with you..maybe you re finding it difficult in your own mind to have it done to you... i am not sure only you would know this...

    Whether it would be through humiliation for allowing it to be done to you or whether it be guilt as you enjoy it but are having a hard time admitting even maybe to yourself that you enjoy it.. or your emotions are just that unstable and sad.. i do not know.. but i think if it is happening everytime.. maybe it would be best for you to take a step back and thoroughly go over in your head why it happens and then decide how to deal with it..

    Just my opinion

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    I appreciate the concern snow, but it is nothing like that. It is more just a rush of pure emotion. It is such an intense feeling of love and abandon that I just well up. I am an emotional person anyway, I cry at the damn hallmark commercials! I have such a deep love for my Husband and that is just the way I show it. We have been married for 10 years and love each other more now than we ever have. I was just curious if anyone else had a similar emotional release.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ineedneedles View Post
    I appreciate the concern snow, but it is nothing like that. It is more just a rush of pure emotion. It is such an intense feeling of love and abandon that I just well up. I am an emotional person anyway, I cry at the damn hallmark commercials! I have such a deep love for my Husband and that is just the way I show it. We have been married for 10 years and love each other more now than we ever have. I was just curious if anyone else had a similar emotional release.

    aww i am so glad to hear that hun.. you had me a bit worried ... hugs you tight .. i think i understand now ..

    It took a lot for Tester to bring himself to what i want and need and urn and well he has succeed in just the past month...

    The day he did was the day i dropped a few tears as well.. for i know it was done out of love and out of pure concern for what i wanted ...

    I can understand how emotional that can be .. yet how loving as well

    again my look at it all

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    “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
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    Quote Originally Posted by ineedneedles View Post
    I appreciate the concern snow, but it is nothing like that. It is more just a rush of pure emotion. It is such an intense feeling of love and abandon that I just well up. I am an emotional person anyway, I cry at the damn hallmark commercials! I have such a deep love for my Husband and that is just the way I show it. We have been married for 10 years and love each other more now than we ever have. I was just curious if anyone else had a similar emotional release.
    I almost never cried until about 10 months ago, and then i started crying every time i saw something "cute", like puppies. Actually, these commercials about homeless animals used to make me positively bawl, and i've never been one to cry!

    I've always been very strongly connected to my emotions; they rule my life, whether good or bad. Because of that, my submission is a very, very strong and compelling feeling, and when i'm with the right person, doing the right thing, it strikes me pretty deep. There was one person who knew me so well that he could tell when i needed to cry - he'd spank me just the right way, or whisper something in my ear, or even just give me a certain look, and the tears would start immediately. Like you, it wasn't a sad cry, it was an emotional release - literally, like there was too much pressure in the pipes and the valve had suddenly been turned to "full on". I said my emotions are very strong, but i am usually very composed, and i am really, really bad at saying what i need. I was just lucky enough that this person could tell immediately what i needed and how much.
    Life is a never-ending lesson in humility

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    Quote Originally Posted by rooshoe View Post
    I almost never cried until about 10 months ago, and then i started crying every time i saw something "cute", like puppies. Actually, these commercials about homeless animals used to make me positively bawl, and i've never been one to cry!

    I've always been very strongly connected to my emotions; they rule my life, whether good or bad. Because of that, my submission is a very, very strong and compelling feeling, and when i'm with the right person, doing the right thing, it strikes me pretty deep. There was one person who knew me so well that he could tell when i needed to cry - he'd spank me just the right way, or whisper something in my ear, or even just give me a certain look, and the tears would start immediately. Like you, it wasn't a sad cry, it was an emotional release - literally, like there was too much pressure in the pipes and the valve had suddenly been turned to "full on". I said my emotions are very strong, but i am usually very composed, and i am really, really bad at saying what i need. I was just lucky enough that this person could tell immediately what i needed and how much.
    I HATE that SPCA commercial, I always have to leave the room. I just want to take all of them home! Thanks for your input rooshoe. I am glad I am not the only one! After a session like that with my Husband I always feel so renewed and alive! It is not an everyday thing for us, if it was I don't think I would have the same reaction. He knows when I need it!

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